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    Conservations Often Attempt to Restore a Locally Extinct Population of a Species
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Conservations Often Attempt to Restore a Locally Extinct Population of a Species

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Conservations often attempt to restore a locally extinct population of a species through ________ into the wild of individuals from captive-bred populations

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